Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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# CONTRACT INFORMATION AND CHECK LIST**INSTRUCTIONS:** Use in initiating *ad hoc* contracts of short duration and small value when the *ad hoc* contract exception applies. Forward completed form through channels to the appropriate approving authority for preparation.DATE: 2 November 1960## GENERAL1. NAME: Bill C. Rance2. PROJECT: JMARC3. ALLOTMENT NO.: 1555-9900-00014. SLOT NO.: 3A5. PREVIOUS CIA PSEUDONYM OR ALIASES:6. PERMANENT STATION: Washington, D. C.7. IS INDIVIDUAL FAMILIAR WITH ALL CIA ACTIVITIES IN SOME CAPACITY PRIOR TO THIS CONTRACT: [X] YES, [] NO (If yes, describe and include dates and salary.)Rich Gills W/H/4/lls7A. SECURITY CLEARANCE (Type and date):8. MEDICAL CLEARANCE: [X] OBTAINED9. CONTRACT IS TO BE WRITTEN IN STERILE FORM [. . . U.S. GOVERNMENT" [X] YES [ ] NO10. INDIVIDUAL WILL PERFORM UNDER "CONTROLLED CONDITIONS" I.E., REGULAR OFFICE HOURS AWAY FROM SUBJECT'S HOME AND PERFORMED UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF A STAFF EMPLOYEE OR STAFF AGENT: [X] YES, [] NO11. PROPOSED CATEGORY (Contract agent, contract employee, etc.): Contract Employee## PERSONAL DATA11. CITIZENSHIP: US12. IF NOT U.S. CITIZEN, INDIVIDUAL IS A PERMANENT RESIDENT ALIEN: [] YES [] NO13. AGE: 3714. DATE OF BIRTH (Month, day, year): June 11, 192315. LEGAL RESIDENCE (City and state or country): Victoria, Texas16. CURRENT RESIDENCE (City and state or country): Victoria, Texas17. MARITAL STATUS (Check as appropriate): [] SINGLE [X] MARRIED [] WIDOWED [] ANNULLED [] SEPARATED [] DIVORCED18. NUMBER OF DEPENDENTS (Not including individual) RELATIONSHIP AND AGE:    Wife Age 38    Daughter Age 14    Son Age 11    Son Age 719. INDIVIDUAL IS RELATED TO A STAFF EMPLOYEE, STAFF AGENT OR AN INDIVIDUAL CURRENTLY WORKING FOR THE AGENCY IN SOME CAPACITY: [X] YES [] NO    RELATIONSHIP:## U.S. MILITARY STATUS20. RESERVE: (Retired)21. VETERAN: Yes22. IF RETIRED, INDICATE CATEGORY-(Longevity, combat disability, service disability non-combat): Reserve-Longevity23. BRANCH OF SERVICE: US Army24. RANK OR GRADE: Captain25. DRAFT ELIGIBLE: [X] YES [] NO26. DRAFT DEFERMENT OBTAINED BY CIA: [] YES [] NO## COMPENSATION27. BASIC SALARY: $950028. POST DIFFERENTIAL: ---------29. COVER (Breakdown, if any): ---------30. FEDERAL TAX WITHHOLDING:| COVER  | CIA     || ------ | ------- || [] YES | [X] YES || [] NO  | [] NO   |## ALLOWANCES (NORMALLY GRANTED ONLY TO RESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES)31. QUARTERS: No32. POST: No33. OTHER:34. COVER (Breakdown, if any):## TRAVEL35. TYPES: [] PCS [] DOMESTIC OPERATIONAL [X] FOREIGN OPERATIONAL36. WITH DEPENDENTS: [X] YES [] NO37. MHE TO BE SHIPPED: YES [X] NO    37A. MHE TO BE STOPED: YES [X] NO38. PERSONAL VEHICLE TO BE SHIPPED: [] YES [X] NO39. TRANSPORTED VEHICLE TO BE USED VIA OPERATIONAL TRAVEL: [] YES [X] NO40. IF WITH DEPENDENTS STATE RELATIONSHIP, CITIZENSHIP, AGE AND DATE OF BIRTH:NA41. PAYMENT AND ACCOUNTABILITY WILL BE IN CONFORMANCE WITH: [X] CIA Regulations## OPERATIONAL EXPENSES41. PURCHASE OF INFORMATION42. ENTERTAINMENT43. OTHER: X...45. PAYMENT AND ACCOUNTABILITY WILL BE IN CONFORMANCE WITH: *ClA Regulations*FORM 204 ........... SECRET
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# CONTRACT INFORMATION AND CHECK LIST (CONTINUED)NOTE: SEE INSTRUCTIONS ON FIRST SHEETSECTION VIII44. BENEFITS (See R 20-615, R 20-620, R 20-670, R 20-1000, and NH 20-20-1, KH 10-1000-1 and/or successor regulations re: benefits applicable to various categories of contract personnel.)FECASocial SecurityMissing PersonsSECTION IX47. STATUS (Check): X Proposed48. TYPE (Check):49. FED PAYMENTS ARE CONTEMPLATED: NASECTION X50. OFFSET OF INCOME AND OTHER EMOLUMENTS DERIVED FROM COVERT ACTIVITIES (If less than total, justify in separate memo attached hereto.): [X] NONESECTION XI51. DURATION: 1 years52. EFFECTIVE DATE: ASAP53. RENEWABLE: [X] YES54. TERMINATION NOTICE. (Number of days): 30 days55. FORFEITURE OF RETURN TRAVEL FOR DESIGNATION PRIOR TO CONTRACT TERMINATION: [X] YESSECTION XII56. PRIMARY FUNCTION (CI, FI, PP, other): ParamilitarySECTION XIII57. GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF DUTIES TO BE PERFORMED:PM TrainingSECTION XIV58. EXPERIENCE QUALIFICATIONS:Retired after 21 years of Army service. Has specialized in special forces operations and had service overseas. From 1956 to present commanded and trained an SF team in guerilla warfare. Was instructor at 7th Army NCO School for three years.59. EDUCATION:| Check Highest Level Attained | GRADE SCHOOL | HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE | TRADE SCHOOL GRADUATE || ---------------------------- | ------------ | -------------------- | --------------------- || X                            |              |                      |                       |60. LANGUAGE COMPETENCY:| Check Appropriate Degree Competency | LANGUAGE | SPEAK | WRITE | READ || ----------------------------------- | -------- | ----- | ----- | ---- || X                                   | German   |       |       |      ||                                     | French   | X     |       |      ||                                     | Laotian  |       | X     |      |62. AREA KNOWLEDGE: USASECTION XV63. GIVE INCLUSIVE DATES, POSITION TITLE OR TYPE WORK, SALARY AND REASON FOR LEAVINGOctober 1938 to October 1960 US Army. Retired with 21 years service as captain. Retirement pay $281.00 per month.SECTION XVI64. ADDITIONAL OR UNUSUAL REQUIREMENTS. Justifications or EXPLANATIONS (Use other side if necessary.)
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10 November 1960DATE| LAST   | FIRST    | MIDDLE | RANK    | SN      | LR    | DIV | REQ NO. || ------ | -------- | ------ | ------- | ------- | ----- | --- | ------- || Lynch, | Grayston | L.     | Captain | 0966311 | Armor |     |         || MOS or AFSC | :   | CEL | DOR     | :   | CAT | :   | PUTILES || ----------- | --- | --- | ------- | --- | --- | --- | ------- || 31542       |     | 113 | 17Sep54 |     |     |     |         || MARITAL | :   | DOB     | :         | POB   | :   | CHILDREN | :   | FOREIGN REL || ------- | --- | ------- | --------- | ----- | --- | -------- | --- | ----------- || Married |     | 14Jun20 | Galveston | Texas |     |          |     |             |CURRENT ADDRESS:533 Terrace CircleFayetteville, North CarolinaLANGUAGE :CIVILIAN EXPERIENCE:SalesmanMILITARY SERVICE:Special ForcesSvc from 1938 topresentCIVILIAN EDUCATION:Two (2) Year CollegeGEDMILITARY SCHOOLING:ABArmed Co Officer CrseREMARKS:PA team CommanderAn Excellent Physical ConditionCombat Experience, awarded Bronze Star and Purple Heart14 130Good Company Commander Type.No Staff training or experience.![signature image]
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SECRETCOVER DATANAME: Grayston L. Lynch COVER: Ace Cartography Co.JOB TITLE: General Manager SALARY:(TRUE: Career Agent - GS-13/5 $13,755(COVER:$12,000 per yearEOD DATE: June 1964 SUPERVISOR: Geo. French, C/SOEMPLOYMENT HISTORY: EOD career agent in HQS Feb 61 - training - and PCS to WAVE Aug 61 - Hqs assigned Wilson Assoc. cover; in June 1964 Subj was under Ace Cartography Co. as Gen. Magr. & V-Pres. Will remain that cover while in Wave building.MARITAL STATUS: married DEPENDENTS: 3 childrenDPOB: 14 June 1923 - Gilmer, Tex. SOC. SEC. NO.: 451-18-7989HOME ADDRESS: 12550 Moss Ranch RoadMiami, Fla. HOME PHONE: 666-3716REMARKS:Subj will indicate that he was an Army Officer and retiredAccepted.position with Ace Cartography.OFFICE ASSIGNMENT: SO OFFICE PHONE:Pseudo: Irving C. Devuno
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SECRETCOPYL June 1961MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, WH/4SUBJECT: Assignment of Robertson and Lynch to Wi! Division1. This is in response to your oral request for the transfer or assignment of Robertson and Lynch from this Staff to Will Division.2. These employees were recruited as Career Agente under CA/PNG Project PRJEWEL, and therefore are to be wiministered in accordance with the terms of this Project.3. Under the terms of Project ZRJEWEL, CA/C/PMG 10 responsible initially for their selection and recruitment, and subsequently for their training and developmental assigamente until they are transferred to an existing operational project under juristiction of an operating division.4. Selection and recruitment involves complete processing to contract under provisions of HB 20-1000-1, and requires also:a. security clearancesb. Medical Clearancesc. provision of coverd. Financial Briefinge. Авзеватеnt and Evaluation5. Training and development requires that subject to be provided tutorial or group training, according to their individual needs, to qualify them as senior PM Officers capable of serving overseas as case officer, insthuators, advisers, or consultante; and capable of developing addigenous forces, directing operations, and personally participating in operations. The training envisioned normally would include, but not be limited to:熱。 Language aptitude testing and subsequent language trainingb. Clandestine tradecraftc. Paramilitary operations trainingd. Covert Action Operations training and CIF: Fmiliarization6. Although both subjects are now under contract, as of this time, of all of the above mentioned items of processing, training and development, the following yet remains to be dore:Robertson: Medical clearance, provision of cover, financial briefing, Spanish language aptitude test and spanish language training, Clandestine refresher training as deemed adviseable.
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# SECRETCOPYLynch - provision of cover, financial briefing, assessment and evaluation, language aptitude test and possible language training, and all basic Clandestine Operations training.7. Project 25USWELL further provides that administrative responsibility for these employees including compensation, operational security etc. will be transferred to the Operating Division for such periods of time as the employees are under the jurisdiction of the Division for operational duties. For administrative purposes, it is suggested that WH Division assume these responsibilities for both Robertson and Lynch as of 1 June 1961.8. On of the major considerations in the contract employment of these two officers has been that their lack of association with the Agency, thus far, permits their operational utilization in circumstances where staff employees cannot participate, and their long range continued employment is, to a certain extent, dependent on their being abot to maintain this posture. It is requested, therefore, that you take every reasonable precaution to maintain their "deniable" status.9. Since the CA Staff will once again become responsible for these officers whenever such time may come that you no longer have a reqiore,emt for the, ot wpi; be veru, ich aftrecoated of tjos office would be kept advised as to their standard of performance, Acquisition of additional capabilities, by either training or experience, and we should be consulted before any changes or amendments are made in their contracts which might become commitments to be assumed by the CA StaffAlfred T. CoxChief, Paramilitary GroupCovert Action Staffc/WHCCGC/CANote from t. of Orig Pond cernedb. Bet Voor, Jane; Morepaid WH14 Plestend WouldContact CARSE & effect home
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Office Memorandum • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENTTO: CA StaffDATE: 24 May 1961FROM: Corinne L. Hassell/DRBSUBJECT: LYNCH, Grayston L.Per telephone request of Helen Ingraham/CI Staff, IR on Grayston L. Lynch is forwarded. I saw subject 2 November 1960 when he came in to follow up on his application dated 4 January 1960 when he was interviewed by Mr. Neil Doherty, then Chief/DRE. Subject returned to the United States in July 1960. He had served as Team Leader with the Laos Army where he ran a training center in FAO Vientiane. I told him Mr. Moore was working on something for him and that if it developed, he would be contacted. That was my last contact with Mr. Lynch.![signature of Corinne L. Hassell]
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UNCLASSIFIED INTERNAL ONLY CONFI ENTIAL SECRETROUTING AND RECORD SHEETSUBJECT: (Optional)FROM:TO: (Officer designation, room number, and building)1. FE PVCL2. C FE VCL3. FE-P VCL.4. FE P5. CSPO6. DRB7. Desten Da8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. DATE25 FEB 1960MAR151960OFFICER'S INITIALSCONNENTS (Number each comment to show from whomDraw a line cerces column after euch comment.)Are you still interested in Capt. Grayston L. LINCH for staff or contract esployment?1 to 2I'll call me.3 to 4: FE VCL has advised Vienti to ecquaint themselves with subject and to evaluate him while he is on duty in Laos. It may be their evaluation will make further cenalder-ation of him urmecessary.5) Se above, ple Kon Do   12:555 to 6: Nothing more to do now.7 de DRBFORM 610 USE PREVIOUS1 DEC 50 EDITIONSSECRET CONFIDENTIAL INTERNAL USE ONLY UNCLASSIFIED
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UNCLASSIFIEDINTERNALONLYCONFIDENTIALSECRETROUTING AND RECORD SHEETSUBJECT: (Optional)LYNCH, Grayston L.FROM:Nail F. Doherty/DRBNO.DATE29 January 1960TO: (Officer designation, room number, and building)DATEOFFICER'S INITIALSCOMMENTS (Number each comment to show from whom to whom. Draw a line across column after each comment.)RECEIVEDFORWARDED1. Mr. Lou Armstrong   2119 I Bldg.2. FE/Pera3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. CSPO 2122 I 979. DRTO (Doherty)10. B. Goodchild    1410 K Bldg.11. M. Staten12. FE/P/PCL    2313513. 14. 15. for information aboutforwarding to FE (Neil Goodchild)2-8 nothing here, Lou.Goodchild is stillwith C. Francis in PPStaff.For information only -on your referral. Neil Doherty10-11: Capt. Lynch, known toRobert Moore, PP/P/ND, was referredto Mr. Whitehurst for interviewwhile in town a couple of weeksago. Doherty ARD, obtainedapplicant forms if Whitehurst isfurther interested in supportingcontractors. R. Goodchild12/ Ken See if libraries interestin follow-up.  1-25SECRETCONFIDENTIALINTERNALUSE ONLYUNCLASSIFIED
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# REFORT OF INTERVIEWCONFIDENTIAL1. DATE OF INTERVIEW4 January 19602. PLACEWashington, D.C.3. PREVIOUS APLICATION4. INTERVIEWERNeil F. Doherty5. REFERRED BY6. TYPE OR PRINT IN CAPS LAST NAME FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAMELYNCH, Grayston L.7. PERMANENT ADDRESS TELEPHONE   HU 4-3413   533 Terry Circle, Payetteville, N.C.8. BUSINESS ADDRESS TELEPHONE   46126   FC-4, 77th SF Op. Ft. Bragg, N.C.9. TEMPORARY ADDRESS TELEPHONE10. DATE OF BIRTH 12. CITIZENSHIP14 June 1923 U.S. CITIZEN OTHER (Specify country)11. PLACE OF BIRTH U.S. CITIZENSHIP ACQUIRED BY IF NATURALIZED INDICATE DATEGilmer, Texas BIRTH NATURALIZATION13. SINGLE MARRIED WIDOW(ER) DIVORCED 14. NO. OF DEPEND. (Excluding wife) 315. FOREIGN RELATIVES, INCLUDING wife (Reg. 10-9)None16. EDUCATION (Schools, degrees, dates, majors, thesis title, grade average of class standing, extra-curricular activities, etc.)1946 Aeroy Jones Institute, Battle Creek, Mich.1948 US Army GED 2 years college17. MAJOR EMPLOYMENT HISTORY (Employers, positions, duties, salaries, reasons for leaving)18. MILITARY EXPERIENCE (Branch, serial no., stations, training duties, command responsibilities, rank held, reserve status, current proficiency and interest). INCLUDE ALSO DRAFT, ACTIVE MILITARY OR RETIRED STATUS.1938 - Date US Army Capt. Special Forces team leader.Retiring - 30 September or 31 October 1960CONFIDENTIAL
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# CONFIDENTIAL18. AS&L KNOWLEDGE (Areas, type of knowledge, how acquired, etc.)Germany - 3 yearsJapan - 8 monthsKorea - 4 monthsPanama - 2 monthsJAN 29 4 17 PM '6020. LANGUAGE FACILITY (Give tests when skill warrants and rate below)| LANGUAGE      | NATIVE FLUENCY | FLUENT BUT FOREIGN | ADEQUATE TRANSLATOR | ADEQUATE RESEARCH | ADEQUATE FOR TRAVEL | LIMITED | ACQUIRED BY || ------------- | -------------- | ------------------ | ------------------- | ----------------- | ------------------- | ------- | ----------- || German        |                |                    |                     |                   |                     |         |             || This &Laotian |                |                    |                     |                   |                     |         |             |German WeakThis &Laotian introductory21. SALARY REQUESTED22. POOL INTEREST23. ACCEPTABLE STATIONWASHINGTON, D.C.PREFERENCE LIMITATIONSOVERSEAS24. HEALTHGood25. FORMS GIVENL/A (if required)26. EVALUATION AND RECOMMENDATION (Appearance, manners, personality, maturity, motivation, flexibility, intelligence,    emotional stability, qualifications for intelligence work, career planning, over-all impression, pertinent unfavorable factors)Rig, strong, outdoor type,, Has a long term interest in staff employment but will accept contract. Though he prefers to take his family with him he will serve two years overseas without them if necessary.His first area of interest is Europe/Germany but he would serve where ever assigned.Looks like a good PM prospect for a training officer down below. Jungle warfare, escape and evasion are his specialities.Will contact us when he returns from special six month assignment in Laos.Copy to Mr. Lou Armstrong for information.27. RECOMMENDED FOR29. SERIAL NUMBERS28. TESTSnb30. Neil F. Doherty29 January 1960CONFIDENTIAL
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MEMORANDUM FOR: C/WH/4SUBJECT: Captain Grayson L. Lynch, USA (Ret.)1. Pursuant to conversations with personnel representatives of your office on 2 May 1961, I agreed to hold a position vacancy in Project ZRJEWEL for subject individual at his current basic pay level.2. It was understood and agreed that WH/4 would continue to carry Subject on his present contract as long as his services are needed in the Division. It would be appreciated if you would inform us when Subject will be available for ZRJEWEL.Alfred T. CoxChiefParamilitary Group, CACA/PMG/AFHaney:tcf3 May 1961Distribution: Orig. & 1 - Addressee1 - CA/C/PMG1 - CA/C/SG2 - CA/PMG
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# MemorandumCapt Grayston L. Lynch, 566311533 Terrace CircleFayetteville, N. C.Al -Name, address if appreesabout when I just spoketo you in telephone.Sam134624 Oct 66.SF OfficeWell qualified in all aspects of SFAvailable andFrom The Desk Of Lt. Col. Wilson
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GRAYSTON LEROY LEICH7th. S.P. Group, Pt. Bracs.H.C.Gilmer, TeXAB14 June: 723610194TEXAS45126 It BRAGGCAPTAIN U.S. ANAYBEP 54PRESENT14 Oct 38 20Sep 13 Oct 41 1930Jun. 40 50 30 500 47 50ARMY![photo of numbers]A620375006511
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# MILITARY SERVICEOrayston L. LynchDOB: 14 June 1923Oct 1938-Oct 1941 Enlisted service, 2d Infantry Division, 234 Infantry Regiment and 2d Reconnaissance troopDec 1941- May 1945 Enlisted service, 2d Infantry Division, 2d Reconnaissance Troop, Platoon Sergeant, wounded in Belgium.May 1946-Sep 1947 Patient United States Army Hospitals.Sep 1947-Jun 1948 Civilian - Sold Insurance and managed a Naval Officer's club, Houston, Texas.Jun 1948-Sep 1950 Platoon Sergeant, 2d Armored Division, Fort Hood, Texas.Sep 1950-Oct 1951 Entered active duty as 2d Lieutenant, sent to Korea. Saw combat as Platoon Leader, 2d Reconnaissance Troop, 2d Infantry Division.Oct 1951-Sep 1953 Company Commander, Reception Center, Fort Sam Houston, Texas.Sep 1953-Sep 1956 Instructor, 7th Army NCO Academy, Munich, Germany. Instructed in Tactics, Weapons, Leadership and Engineer equipment.Sep 1956-Present 7th Special Forces Group(Abn), Fort Bragg. NC - Attended Special Forces Officer's Course 1956, served as Air Operations Officer and Team Leader of a Special Forces Operational Team. Trained team in all subjects of unconventional warfare to include training in all weapons, both American and foreign, demolitions and sabotages; Escape and Evasion; Guerrilla and Anti-guerrilla tactics; Supply and administrations; Medical subjects; intensive study of selected target areas; Language of target areas; Political, Economic and Military situations of target areas. One year study of South East Asia. Particular attention to Guerrilla Warfare operations in this area. Conducted training in radio communications work; Air resupply and Air infiltration of denied areas. 25% of this training was in classified subjects
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I havethat can not be covered here. I haveand training in Intelligence nots andallied subfooto and have been an in-struotor in all the subjects coveredhere. I have also led my team en a six(6) month classified mission in suthEast Asia, whore vory valuable trainingwas recieved in an actual area of opora-tion.
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Helio oper 0.8. 10 MP!ParachutistPublic Speaking, USIA Germany1954-56,0.3. Army 1956-501946 U.J.Α.Ρ.Ι.U.J.Α.Ρ.Ι. 1547 1940 2yr LevelTHE AR CRED SCHOOL T. PACK,ZY.-1952-53THE SPECIAL WARFARE SCHOOL, T.B0...-1996|        |     |     |     |     || ------ | --- | --- | --- | --- || FRENCH | X   | X   | X   | X   || GERMAN |     |     |     |     || LAO    | Z   | X   | "   | X   |
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John J. Hanrotty 7th S.F.G., Ft. Bragg, N.C. Maj., U.S.A.MFHerbert Brucker " " " " Capt., U.S. Ar VPhillip Mallory " " " " Capt. U.S.A.MYXXXXXXTraveled and lived in England, France, Germany, Belgium, Japan, Korea, and S.E. Asia while in military service.I will retire as Capt. from the U.S. Army on 31 Oct 1990.
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28 Pebruary 1961MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Personnel Security Division, Office of SecuritySUBJECT : LYNCH, Grayston LePoy #189184Please be advised that Mr. Lynch was signed to contract effective 8 February 1961.RICHARD F. GILLSWH/4/Personnel
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# SECRETREQUEST FOR PUBLICATION OF MILITARY COVER ORDERSDATE IN TRIPLICATEDATE27 February 1961NAME GRADE SERVICE NO. & BRANCH (If military)Grayston I. Lynch Capt.TYPE OF TRAVEL TRAVEL TO BEGIN ON OR ITINERARY: Washington, D. C. toABOUTPCY TOTNO. OF DAYS TDY 23 January 1961 New Orleans, La. and return.TYPE OF IDENTIFICATIONDA FORM 1602 DA FORM 1173 DA FORM 733TITLE FOR PASSPORTTRAVEL DATACOVER & PASSPORT COVER ORDERS TRAVEL(DAC) DAPLOY COVER TAG SUBSEQUENT DEPENDENT TRAVELMILITARY COVER TBIS CONCURRENT DEPENDENT TRAVELOFFICIAL COURIER OTHER CIPAP(Specify)TYPE PASSPORT CLEARANCE EXCESS BAGGAGE(Specify) X (Specify) Staff (Indicate LBS over)DEPENDENT TRAVEL DATARELATIONSHIP NAME ADDRESS AGENAREMARKSOrders should cover period from 28 February to 31 May 1961SIGNATURE OF REQUESTERTITLE OF REQUESTER CONCUR NONCONCURW/L/: Unlawful OFFICIAL COVER & LIAISON. CCDSLISPENSE DATE FOR ORDERS CPA ONLYFORM REQUESTER3.60 938 USE PREVIOUS EDITION.SECRET(36)
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S-E-C-R-E-TTO : Chief, WH-4, Security Date: 14 February 1961FROM : Chief, Personnel Security Division, OSSUBJECT: LYNCH, Grayston LeRoy#1891841. This is to advise that Subject has successfully completed his polygraph interview and is approved for access to information classified through TOP SECRET as required in performance of duties.2. Unless arrangements are made within 60 days to contract with the Subject within 120 days, this approval becomes invalid.3. This clearance is limited to use under contract as specified in your request and no promise of staff employment is to be made or implied to Subject in any manner whatsoever.4. This office is to be advised when a contract is signed with the Subject. In addition, notify this office when contract is ter- minated.FOR THE DIRECTOR OF SECURITY:![signature of W. A. Osborne]W. A. OsborneS-E-C-R-E-T
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SECRETREQUEST FUR MEDICAL EVALUATION1. DATE OF REQUEST10 February 19612. NAME (Last, First, Middle)LYNC, Gregory L.3. POSITION TITLEContract Employee5. OFFICE, DIVISION, BRANCHDOP//46. EMPLOYEE'S S.S.T.2777. PURPOSE OF EVALUATIONPRE-EMPLOYMENTHDQS/TDYOVERSEAS ASSIGNMENTENTRANCE ON DUTYETOOVERSEAS RETURN13 February 1961STATIONArea DTDYor PCSTDYTYPE OF COVERTOY STANDBYNO. OF DEPENDENTS TO ACCOMPANYSPECIAL TRAININGNO. OF DEPENDENTS' REPORTS OF MEDICAL HISTORY (SF-89) ATTACHEDANNUALRETURN FROM OVERSEASRETURN TO DUTYETAFITNESS FOR DUTYSTATIONNO. OF DEP'SMEDICAL RETIREMENT8. OVERSEAS PLANNING EVALUATION (One block must be checked)YES9. REQUESTING OFFICERSIGNATUREHERBERT V. JUL CM//PER: CC:NOROOM NO. & BUILDING1905 Newton AveEXT.671710. REPORT OF EVALUATION    COMMENTSPhysical taken on 13 February - 09 hand carried by individual.11. REPORT OF EVALUATIONQUALIFIED FOR PROPOSED ASSIGNMENTDATE2 MAR 1961SIGNATURE FOR CHIEF OF MEDICAL STAFFFORM 259 USE PREVIOUS EDITIONS.10-50SECRET(20)